Question

the number of Math homework questions is seven more than one−half the number of History homework questions. There are 15 Math homework questions. Which of the following equations would you use to find the number of History homework questions? Note: h represents the number of questions on your History homework.

1. 15/2+7=h
2. 15+7/2=h
3. h+7/2=15
4. 1/2h+7=15

wish one is the correct answer

Answer 1

Let the history questions be : h (as it is given)..

Now, Maths questions = 7 + (1/2) of History Questions

Maths questions are 15 and History questions are : h

So, put these in the equation:

\[15 = 7 + \frac{h}{2}\]

Now can you get your answer from here??

Answer 2

thanks

Answer 3

my answer is 1/2 h + 7 =15 but i'm still not sure, so is it correct

Answer 4

See,
\[\frac{1}{2} h = \frac{h}{2}\]

These are one and the same thing..
All right??

Answer 5

thanks

Answer 6

so the answer is h+7/2 = 15

Answer 7

No you are wrong...